Wareham Free Library

Join us for a spring-themed storytime each week, as we explore the season through stories, songs, and crafts.No registration is required, but interaction and engagement are encouraged!

DROP-IN time to briefly introduce you to the LIBBY or HOOPLA library apps on your Kindle or Tablet. Learn how to download the apps to access ALL of the wonderful digital resources your library card provides - eBooks, audiobooks, magazines, music, streaming tv & movies. Have the app already? Use this time to learn how to more successfully navigate the app of your choice.NO REGISTRATION is required, but drop-in time is limited to 15 minutes per patron. If you'd like a more in-depth tour of the app, please call for an appointment. Questions? Please reach out to the listed contact for details.

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REGISTER FOR THE PROGRAM HEREJust in time for Spring Training, we are thrilled to be chatting with MM romance author, KD Casey. Her most recent book, "Breakout Year", features some our favorite tropes - fake relationships and second chance romance. We'll find out why KD is such a huge baseball fan, how she decided to feature this in her writing (although, she also has a paranormal short story which is adorable!), and all of the reasons why we should pick up her books (there are so many!). We hope you can join us for a fun and fascinating conversation! Sponsored by Ashland Public Library

It's the WFL TWEEN/TEEN CRAFTERNOON program! Kids between 11 and 18 are welcome to join us for a great make-and-take project - the only limit is your imagination!!With spring upon us and the great outdoors lifting our spirits (and Earth Day approaching), we're making BEADED BRACELETS to keep environmental stewardship fresh in our minds and hearts. Create one for yourself or for a friend to take with you.The program is free, and no registration is required. Sponsored by the FRIENDS of the WFL.

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Join us weekly for instruction, a refresher, or serious play!1:00-1:30pm New player orientation1:30-3:00pm Game playWhat’s Mahjong? A tile-based game originating in 19th century China, the game combines elements of strategy, skill, and luck!The game is now popular globally and can be played in-person or in online gaming apps.*

Join us weekly for a refresher or serious play!1:30-3:30pm Game playWhat’s Mahjong? A tile-based game originating in 19th century China, the game combines elements of strategy, skill, and luck!The game is now popular globally and can be played in-person or in online gaming apps.*

Our spring concert series continues with a celebration of traditional Celtic music through old and new interpretations of jigs, reels, lively fiddle, guitar and voice. A great evening of fun music and entertainment.Program is free and no registration is required. A donation to Damien's Food Pantry is your “ticket” into the show. Sponsored by a grant through the Massachusetts Cultural Council

Monthly meeting of the Friends of the Wareham Free Library. All welcome.

Monthly meeting of the Friends of the Wareham Free Library. All welcome.

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DROP-IN time to briefly introduce you to the LIBBY or HOOPLA library apps on your Kindle or Tablet. Learn how to download the apps to access ALL of the wonderful digital resources your library card provides - eBooks, audiobooks, magazines, music, streaming tv & movies. Have the app already? Use this time to learn how to more successfully navigate the app of your choice.NO REGISTRATION is required, but drop-in time is limited to 15 minutes per patron. If you'd like a more in-depth tour of the app, please call for an appointment. Questions? Please reach out to the listed contact for details.

Monthly Board Meeting of the Wareham Free Library Board of Trustees. Click here for agenda.

Join us for a spring-themed storytime each week, as we explore spring through stories, songs, and crafts.No registration is required, but interaction and engagement are encouraged!

Register For This Program HereLove Historical Fiction but not sure what to read next? Join bestselling author, Jane Healey (and Ashland fave!), monthly for 30 minutes of pure book recommendations - the best of historical fiction out there! We're sure you'll find something to like from Jane's many enthusiastic reviews.

Register For This Program HereNot sure what to read next? Join Jody, monthly, for 30 minutes of pure book recommendations - the best of horror and thrillers out there! We're sure you'll find something to like from Jody's many enthusiastic reviews.Sponsored by Ashland Public Library

Join us for a spring-themed storytime each week, as we explore the season through stories, songs, and crafts.No registration is required, but interaction and engagement are encouraged!

Join Krill Carson, Founder and President of the New England Coastal Wildlife Alliance (NECWA), for a fun talk that explores the fascinating world of river herring, horseshoe crabs, and other marine wildlife that come to our coasts to spawn or nest each spring. Krill will talk about horshoe crabs, river herring, and turtles and she will highlight their migrations, spawning behaviors, and the ecological significance of these creatures along our coastlines.Program is free and no registration is required.

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Join us for a spring-themed storytime each week, as we explore the season through stories, songs, and crafts.No registration is required, but interaction and engagement are encouraged!

Join us for an Introduction to Basic / Beginner Computer Skills class. We'll walk through basic hardware/software and simple navigation of the operating system. Space is limited and REGISTRATION is required. Please use the registration link provided.Questions? Please reach out to the listed contact for details.

REGISTER FOR THIS EVENTLove Women's Fiction but not sure what to read next? Join bestselling author, Kristan Higgins (and Ashland fave!), quarterly for 30 minutes of pure book recommendations - the best of women's fiction out there! We're sure you'll find something to like from Kristan's many enthusiastic reviews.

REGISTER FOR THIS PROGRAM HERELooking for the best books with BIPOC/LGBTQ+/Neurodivergent/Disabled etc. characters or by representative authors but not sure what to read next? Join bookstagrammer, Leelynn Brady (aka @sometimesleelynnreads), monthly for 30 minutes of pure book recommendations - any genre as well as YA and Middle Grade books, as long as they are by diverse authors or have inclusive storylines! We're sure you'll find something to like from Leelyn's many enthusiastic reviews.

NEW! A Tech Time program for kids aged 10-18 years to build basic computer skills, learn to safely navigate the internet, and use online databases for school (or personal) projects. These small classes will utilize Microsoft programs (Word, Excel, etc.), in addition to free online resources, to make learning fun and functional.Please bring a notebook (or binder) and a writing instrument for class notes. Participants will use the library's laptop computers, but if you'd like to use your own laptop computer, please have Microsoft Word and Excel programs downloaded and installed. Registration is required, and classes are limited to 6 participants.

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YIPPEE! Want to escape for April Break? Here's your chance.GAME PREMISE:You have been abducted by aliens with a group of your peers. You have a chance to escape, but only if you can work together to follow the steps to charge the escape pod.HURRY! You have 1 hour before the aliens discover you’ve broken free.Be the first team to finish and save everyone!Big Ryan's Traveling Mystery Room Games offer tweens/teens opportunities to exercise their:Cognitive thinking - inside and outside of the boxReasoning skillsTeam building & Leadership skillsCommunication & Socialization skillsAll wrapped up with a healthy dose of competitive spirit!This game is designed to be played in teams. Up to 10 teams, with 4 players on each team, can play at once – that means up to 40 kids can participate at once!Registration is required to save your space.Sponsored by the FRIENDS of the Wareham Free Library.

Join Mary Wilson of Pitter Patter Puppets as we have fun mixing, pouring, measuring, and decorating with a variety of materials, tools, and loose parts. Free your imagination while pretending to create culinary concoctions OUTSIDE in the Children's Learning Garden. The program is free, but participants MUST REGISTER by April 16th. The program is for children aged 2 to 5 years accompanied by a caregiver. Please consider the weather and dress appropriately.Sponsored by Friends of the Wareham Free Library

Join us for an Introduction to Basic / Beginner Computer Skills class. We'll walk through basic hardware/software and simple navigation of the operating system. Space is limited and REGISTRATION is required. Please use the registration link provided.Questions? Please reach out to the listed contact for details.

Monthly meeting of the Mystery Book Club. Books to be discussed are available at the library circulation desk.

Join us for a spring-themed storytime each week, as we explore spring through stories, songs, and crafts.No registration is required, but interaction and engagement are encouraged!

Join us for a spring-themed storytime each week, as we explore the season through stories, songs, and crafts.No registration is required, but interaction and engagement are encouraged!

Bargains abound as the Friends host their July book sale. Come stock up on summer reads while supporting the Friends at the same time.

Join us for a spring-themed storytime each week, as we explore the season through stories, songs, and crafts.No registration is required, but interaction and engagement are encouraged!

DROP-IN as we briefly introduce you to ONLINE resources to assist you in crafting your resume. Learn how to find free template tools online and receive handouts detailing the steps for building your resume from the ground up. NO REGISTRATION is required, but drop-in time is limited to 15 minutes per patron. If you'd like more in-depth computer assistance, please consider one of the COMPUTER BASICS classes offered monthly. Questions? Please reach out to the listed contact for details.

Bargains abound as the Friends host their July book sale. Come stock up on summer reads while supporting the Friends at the same time.

It's the WFL TWEEN/TEEN CRAFTERNOON with a twist. We have a program for those kiddos enjoying STAYCATION! Kids between 11 and 18 are welcome to join us for a great make-and-take project; the only limit is your imagination!!It's Arbor Day and a great time to learn how to craft DIY SEEDLING POTS and plant them with locally sourced trees. You may construct as many pots as you'd like; however, you may only take one finished planter away with you.If you'd like to stay for the entire 2 hours, you are welcome to help us make pots and plant seeds in anticipation of our community children's garden behind the library. These seeds will be the basis for a summer of wonder as we watch the plants grow and eventually harvest the fruits of our labor.So…let's get creating and bring a little green into our community.The program is free, and no registration is required. Sponsored by the FRIENDS of the WFL.

Bargains abound as the Friends host their July book sale. Come stock up on summer reads while supporting the Friends at the same time.

Now is the perfect time to hop on the bus and see where it takes you! LINK 1, a fixed-route bus, travels right by the Wareham Free Library and the Council on Aging, connecting riders to additional routes at Cranberry Plaza. Even better—all bus routes are currently fare-free through June 30, 2026, making it easier than ever to try the service.Join us at the Wareham Free Library (WFL) on Monday, 4/27, at 11 am for a hosted information session about GATRA services in the area. This program will help community members learn how to use the bus system, understand the rules, review costs, and explore travel options. No registration for 4/27 required! At the end of this presentation, participants may register for a "guided" ride on LINK 1 on Monday, 5/4. Let's get out and about in the community and enjoy a springtime adventure together!

Join us weekly for instruction, a refresher, or serious play!1:00-1:30pm New player orientation1:30-3:00pm Game playWhat’s Mahjong? A tile-based game originating in 19th century China, the game combines elements of strategy, skill, and luck!The game is now popular globally and can be played in-person or in online gaming apps.*

Join us weekly for a refresher or serious play!1:30-3:30pm Game playWhat’s Mahjong? A tile-based game originating in 19th century China, the game combines elements of strategy, skill, and luck!The game is now popular globally and can be played in-person or in online gaming apps.*

Join Mary Wilson of Pitter Patter Puppets as we have fun mixing, pouring, measuring, and decorating with a variety of materials, tools, and loose parts. Free your imagination while pretending to create culinary concoctions OUTSIDE in the Children's Learning Garden. The program is free, but participants MUST REGISTER by April 23rd. The program is for children aged 2 to 5 years accompanied by a caregiver. Please consider the weather and dress appropriately.Sponsored by Wareham Public Schools EEC-CFCE Grant and the Wareham Free Library

REGISTER HERE FOR THIS PROGRAMAs we head into our 3rd Annual Ren Faire on Saturday May 2nd, we wanted to celebrate with romance authors who write about Ren Faires! And, we're so thrilled that Jen DeLuca, Jamie Pacton, and Sam Parks will be joining us. If you know of their books, you know that their Ren Faire settings for luscious romance stories are to die for (not on by the sword, just metaphorically :). We hope you can join us for this virtual discussion about Jen, Jamie, and Sam's characters, the ideal place at a Ren Faire to fall in love, and the vagaries of choosing between grog and mead. Then, after this program, we hope you will jump on your valiant steed and join us, in person, for our Ren Faire! Where you, too, may juggle your way into your dream date's heart. Sponsored by Ashland Public Library

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DROP-IN as we briefly introduce you to ONLINE resources to assist you in crafting your resume. Learn how to find free template tools online and receive handouts detailing the steps to build your resume from the ground up. NO REGISTRATION is required, but drop-in time is limited to 15 minutes per patron. If you'd like more in-depth computer assistance, please consider one of the COMPUTER BASICS classes offered monthly. Questions? Please reach out to the listed contact for details.

Join us for a spring-themed storytime each week, as we explore spring through stories, songs, and crafts.No registration is required, but interaction and engagement are encouraged!

Join us for a spring-themed storytime each week, as we explore the season through stories, songs, and crafts.No registration is required, but interaction and engagement are encouraged!

Not a library event

Join us for a spring-themed storytime each week, as we explore the season through stories, songs, and crafts.No registration is required, but interaction and engagement are encouraged!

Join us for an Introduction to Basic / Beginner Internet Skills class. We'll walk through setting up/using email and basic searches using a variety of web browsers.Space is limited and REGISTRATION is required. Please use the registration link provided.Questions? Please reach out to the listed contact for details.

Join us at the library for an introduction to using this simple design program to create flyers, infographics, cards, and MORE!This program is intended for participants aged 15+ years!CANVA can set your creativity free with a library of design templates, resources, and ideas. This program will only offer a brief introduction to the program and provide participants with the means to:Open a free CANVA accountChoose a template for either a flyer or a social media postAdd text & change font type/size/color/placementAdd shapes, graphics, and photographsLayer imagery, use transparency, and filtersCANVA is meant to be explored by the user over time to become comfortable with the tools and templates. Participants should expect to spend time outside of this program becoming familiar with CANVA.Participants may use the library computers for this class or may bring their own laptop to “save” their account information during the program.Registration is limited to 6 participants using the library computers.If you intend to bring your own laptop, please contact Melissa Dyer at 508.295.2343 x1012, as this will allow additional participants to join the class.

Now is the perfect time to hop on the bus and see where it takes you! LINK 1, a fixed-route bus, travels right by the Wareham Free Library and the Council on Aging, connecting riders to additional routes at Cranberry Plaza. Even better—all bus routes are currently fare-free through June 30, 2026, making it easier than ever to try the service.Join us at the Wareham Free Library (WFL) on Monday, 5/4, at 11 am for a "guided" ride on LINK 1. We'll meet at the WFL for a quick meet-and-greet and then take the LINK from the Wareham COA to Cromesett Woods, and then on to Cranberry Plaza. We will rest at Cranberry Plaza for 15 minutes, and then get back on the bus to return to the library at approximately 12:45 pm.Let's get out and about in the community and enjoy a springtime adventure together!

Join us weekly for instruction, a refresher, or serious play!1:00-1:30pm New player orientation (ONLY the 1st Monday of each month)1:30-3:30pm Game playWhat’s Mahjong? A tile-based game originating in 19th century China, the game combines elements of strategy, skill, and luck!The game is now popular globally and can be played in-person or in online gaming apps.*

REGISTER HERE FOR THIS PROGRAMYou all know how much we love our talk with romance authors and this one is a doozy! We're chatting with mega-star, Rebecca Zanetti, and we're catching her between book launches! "Prince of Darkness", the 17th book in the Dark Protectors series just came out in April and "One Dark Kiss", the 2nd book in the Grimm Bargains series comes out in June! We'll be celebrating Rebecca's books as well as discussing her glamorous life as a best-selling author. We hope you can join us for what will be a fun and fascinating conversation! Sponsored by Ashland Public Library

?? ADVENTURE AWAITS! ??Join the RPG Club at Wareham Free LibraryAre you ready to explore mysterious dungeons, battle fierce creatures, and become the hero of your own story? Step into a world of imagination and teamwork—no experience needed!? WhenTuesdays | 3:00 – 4:30 PM in the tween/teen area? Who Can Join?Ages 12–15 years? Group SizeGame Leaders will lead up to 8 additional playersNote: New players can join at the start, but not mid-campaign? What You NeedYour imagination!No dice, no mats requiredGame outlines will be provided⚔️ What to ExpectCollaborative storytelling adventuresCampaigns that run about 8 weeksCreative problem-solving, teamwork, and fun!In-person play only (no online/Discord sessions)? Why Join?Make new friendsBuild storytelling and strategy skillsDive into epic adventures every week!? Spots are limited!Contact the library with any questions at 508.295.2343 x1012Your adventure begins here… will you answer the call?

Join us for an Introduction to Basic / Beginner Internet Skills class. We'll walk through setting up/using email and basic searches using a variety of web browsers.Space is limited and REGISTRATION is required. Please use the registration link provided.Questions? Please reach out to the listed contact for details.

NOT A LIBRARY PROGRAM

Join us for a spring-themed storytime each week, as we explore spring through stories, songs, and crafts.No registration is required, but interaction and engagement are encouraged!

Join us for a spring-themed storytime each week, as we explore the season through stories, songs, and crafts.No registration is required, but interaction and engagement are encouraged!

Monthly meeting of the Wareham Library Foundation.

The WFL has been at 59 Marion Road for 35 years and we're throwing a party to celebrate. Join us on May 6th as we reminisce about our past, hear from our Keynote Speaker, Mystery Writer J.A. Hennrikus, and get a sneak peak at all the upcoming summer programs. It's an evening that's been 35 years in the making. (Did we mention there will be cake?)Registration is not required but, to make sure we have enough goodies, would be helpful. Sponsored by the Wareham Free Library Board of Trustees and The Friends of the Wareham Free Library.

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Join us for a spring-themed storytime each week, as we explore the season through stories, songs, and crafts.No registration is required, but interaction and engagement are encouraged!

DROP-IN time to briefly introduce you to the LIBBY or HOOPLA library apps on your Kindle or Tablet. Learn how to download the apps to access ALL of the wonderful digital resources your library card provides - eBooks, audiobooks, magazines, music, streaming tv & movies. Have the app already? Use this time to learn how to more successfully navigate the app of your choice.NO REGISTRATION is required, but drop-in time is limited to 15 minutes per patron. If you'd like a more in-depth tour of the app, please call for an appointment. Questions? Please reach out to the listed contact for details.

Come learn the basics of how to begin doing your family research. Bring your information you've already collected and get ideas on how to continue. Program is free and no registration is required.

It's the WFL TWEEN/TEEN CRAFTERNOON program! Kids between 11 and 18 are welcome to join us for a great make-and-take project - the only limit is your imagination!!It's the perfect time to get ready to plant our garden flowers! This week we're making SEED POPS! These simple “lollypop-like" creations make planting easy. Create one for yourself or for your mother - after all, Mother's Day is this Sunday (5/10)!The program is free, and no registration is required. Sponsored by the FRIENDS of the WFL.

Join Mary Wilson of Pitter Patter Puppets as we have fun mixing, pouring, measuring, and decorating with a variety of materials, tools, and loose parts. Free your imagination while pretending to create culinary concoctions OUTSIDE in the Children's Learning Garden. The program is free, but participants MUST REGISTER by May 7th. The program is for children aged 2 to 5 years accompanied by a caregiver. Please consider the weather and dress appropriately.Sponsored by Wareham Public Schools EEC-CFCE Grant and the Wareham Free Library

Join us weekly for instruction, a refresher, or serious play!1:00-1:30pm New player orientation1:30-3:00pm Game playWhat’s Mahjong? A tile-based game originating in 19th century China, the game combines elements of strategy, skill, and luck!The game is now popular globally and can be played in-person or in online gaming apps.*

Join us weekly for a refresher or serious play!1:30-3:30pm Game playWhat’s Mahjong? A tile-based game originating in 19th century China, the game combines elements of strategy, skill, and luck!The game is now popular globally and can be played in-person or in online gaming apps.*

"A Journey through the Roots of American Popular Music” explores characters & events at the origins of the blues, rock & country music. The show is entertaining and relevant to our story as a people.A donation to Damien's Food Pantry is your “Ticket” into the show. Sponsored by funding through the Massachusetts Cultural Council.Please note: Library closes at 5:00 p.m on Mondays. Doors to the show will open at 6:30 p.m.

REGISTER HERE FOR THIS PROGRAMWe're so thrilled to be chatting with author Megha Majumdar about her most recent book, A Guardian and A Thief, an Oprah's Book Club Pick! “Wondering if there’s a novel out there that gives Cormac McCarthy’s The Road a run for its money? Here you go. [A Guardian and a Thief is] an indelible piece of writing, in equal parts dazzling and devastating.”—Stacy Schiff, author of Cleopatra: A Life.PLEASE NOTE: This program will NOT be recorded. Sponsored by Ashland Public Library

?? ADVENTURE AWAITS! ??Join the RPG Club at Wareham Free LibraryAre you ready to explore mysterious dungeons, battle fierce creatures, and become the hero of your own story? Step into a world of imagination and teamwork—no experience needed!? WhenTuesdays | 3:00 – 4:30 PM in the tween/teen area? Who Can Join?Ages 12–15 years? Group SizeGame Leaders will lead up to 8 additional playersNote: New players can join at the start, but not mid-campaign? What You NeedYour imagination!No dice, no mats requiredGame outlines will be provided⚔️ What to ExpectCollaborative storytelling adventuresCampaigns that run about 8 weeksCreative problem-solving, teamwork, and fun!In-person play only (no online/Discord sessions)? Why Join?Make new friendsBuild storytelling and strategy skillsDive into epic adventures every week!? Spots are limited!Contact the library with any questions at 508.295.2343 x1012Your adventure begins here… will you answer the call?

Monthly meeting of the Friends of the Wareham Free Library. All welcome.

Monthly meeting of the Friends of the Wareham Free Library. All welcome.

DROP-IN time to briefly introduce you to the LIBBY or HOOPLA library apps on your Kindle or Tablet. Learn how to download the apps to access ALL of the wonderful digital resources your library card provides - eBooks, audiobooks, magazines, music, streaming tv & movies. Have the app already? Use this time to learn how to more successfully navigate the app of your choice.NO REGISTRATION is required, but drop-in time is limited to 15 minutes per patron. If you'd like a more in-depth tour of the app, please call for an appointment. Questions? Please reach out to the listed contact for details.

Monthly Board Meeting of the Wareham Free Library Board of Trustees. Click here for agenda.

Register For This Program HereLove Historical Fiction but not sure what to read next? Join bestselling author, Jane Healey (and Ashland fave!), monthly for 30 minutes of pure book recommendations - the best of historical fiction out there! We're sure you'll find something to like from Jane's many enthusiastic reviews.

Join us for a spring-themed storytime each week, as we explore spring through stories, songs, and crafts.No registration is required, but interaction and engagement are encouraged!

Register For This Program HereNot sure what to read next? Join Jody, monthly, for 30 minutes of pure book recommendations - the best of horror and thrillers out there! We're sure you'll find something to like from Jody's many enthusiastic reviews.Sponsored by Ashland Public Library

Join us for a spring-themed storytime each week, as we explore the season through stories, songs, and crafts.No registration is required, but interaction and engagement are encouraged!

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REGISTER HERE FOR THIS PROGRAMWe are super excited to be partnering with bookstore owners of Read My Lips Boston for this special series! Hear about the best ROMANCE book recommendations with BIPOC/LGBTQ+/Neurodivergent/Disabled etc. characters or by representative authors. Join book store owners (and twin sisters!), Lily and Hannah Barrett, quarterly for 30 minutes of pure romance book recommendations - that are by diverse authors or have inclusive storylines! We're sure you'll find something to like from Lily and Hannah's many enthusiastic reviews.Sponsored by Ashland Public Library

REGISTER HERE FOR THIS PROGRAMLove SciFi but not sure what to read next? Join bestselling author, Elizabeth Bear, quarterly for 30 minutes of pure book recommendations - the best of Science Fiction books out there (out there - see what we did there? :)! We're sure you'll find something to like from Bear's many enthusiastic reviews.Sponsored by Ashland Public Library

Join us for a spring-themed storytime each week, as we explore the season through stories, songs, and crafts.No registration is required, but interaction and engagement are encouraged!

Join us for an Introduction to Basic / Beginner Computer Skills class. We'll walk through basic hardware/software and simple navigation of the operating system. Space is limited and REGISTRATION is required. Please use the registration link provided.Questions? Please reach out to the listed contact for details.

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NEW! A Tech Time program for kids aged 10-18 years to build basic computer skills, learn to safely navigate the internet, and use online databases for school (or personal) projects. These small classes will utilize Microsoft programs (Word, Excel, etc.), in addition to free online resources, to make learning fun and functional.Please bring a notebook (or binder) and a writing instrument for class notes. Participants will use the library's laptop computers, but if you'd like to use your own laptop computer, please have Microsoft Word and Excel programs downloaded and installed. Registration is required, and classes are limited to 6 participants.

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The Friend's annual duck race down the spillway at Makepeace Farms. Full details to come.

Join us weekly for instruction, a refresher, or serious play!1:00-1:30pm New player orientation1:30-3:00pm Game playWhat’s Mahjong? A tile-based game originating in 19th century China, the game combines elements of strategy, skill, and luck!The game is now popular globally and can be played in-person or in online gaming apps.*

Join us weekly for a refresher or serious play!1:30-3:30pm Game playWhat’s Mahjong? A tile-based game originating in 19th century China, the game combines elements of strategy, skill, and luck!The game is now popular globally and can be played in-person or in online gaming apps.*

REGISTER HERE FOR THIS PROGRAMWe all have thoughts and feelings about the rise of book bannings in America so this is a great opportunity to have a discussion about it! Join author and professor, Samuel Cohen, for a conversation on his most recent release, Banning Books in America: Not a How-to, which is a book about banned books in the U.S. - about reading them, teaching them, and lending them under the shadow of political pressure not to. Bring your questions as Sam will have answers (or, at least, thoughtful responses that will make us think) to them. We hope you can join us for this important topic. Sponsored by Ashland Public Library

?? ADVENTURE AWAITS! ??Join the RPG Club at Wareham Free LibraryAre you ready to explore mysterious dungeons, battle fierce creatures, and become the hero of your own story? Step into a world of imagination and teamwork—no experience needed!? WhenTuesdays | 3:00 – 4:30 PM in the tween/teen area? Who Can Join?Ages 12–15 years? Group SizeGame Leaders will lead up to 8 additional playersNote: New players can join at the start, but not mid-campaign? What You NeedYour imagination!No dice, no mats requiredGame outlines will be provided⚔️ What to ExpectCollaborative storytelling adventuresCampaigns that run about 8 weeksCreative problem-solving, teamwork, and fun!In-person play only (no online/Discord sessions)? Why Join?Make new friendsBuild storytelling and strategy skillsDive into epic adventures every week!? Spots are limited!Contact the library with any questions at 508.295.2343 x1012Your adventure begins here… will you answer the call?

Join us for an Introduction to Basic / Beginner Computer Skills class. We'll walk through basic hardware/software and simple navigation of the operating system. Space is limited and REGISTRATION is required. Please use the registration link provided.Questions? Please reach out to the listed contact for details.

Monthly meeting of the Mystery Book Club. Books to be discussed are available at the library circulation desk.

Join us for a spring-themed storytime each week, as we explore spring through stories, songs, and crafts.No registration is required, but interaction and engagement are encouraged!